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27–29 July 2016 Polish Days Are Part of the 16 polish days 27–29 july 2016 Polish Days are part of the 16. T-Mobile New Horizons IFF festival organizers: contact details: Roman Gutek – Festival Director t-mobile new horizons international film festival Joanna Łapińska – Artistic Director, Head of Polish Days 1 zamenhofa str. Monica Semczyk – Polish Days Coordinator 00-153 warsaw Jan Naszewski – Programming Advisor poland Urszula Pogorzelska, Franz Jud, Filip Grabowski – Guest Services tel.: +48 22 530 66 40 Lila Feduniak – Hospitality www.nowehoryzonty.pl Polish Days Co-Organizers (Polish Film Institute): Magdalena Sroka – General Director of Polish Film Institute contact during polish days: Katarzyna Mazurkiewicz – Head of International Relations, Polish Film Institute Monica Semczyk Olga Domżała – Film Sales Support & Pr Manager, Polish Film Institute [email protected] tel. +48 536 179 204 special thanks to: www.nowehoryzonty.pl/polishdays Tomasz Dąbrowski, Anna E. Dziedzic (Film Commission Poland), Anna Spisz, Michał Kosmala (Mazovia-Warsaw Film Commission), Natalia Stysło, Rafał Bubnicki (Wrocław Film Commission), Paweł Potoroczyn, Grzegorz Skorupski (Adam Mickiewicz Institute), Malwina Czajka (Toya Studios), Wojciech Kabarowski, Magdalena Widuch (ColorOffOn Film), Marlena Łukasiak (Polish Cultural Institute London), Anna MacDonald (London Film Academy), Nadia Dresti, Markus Duffner (Locarno Film Festival), Kristina Trapp (EAVE), Irena Gruca-Rozbicka, Małgorzata Stasiak (FilmPro), Michał Klimkiewicz, Katarzyna Grynienko, Anna Franklin (Film New Europe), Jolanta Tokarczyk, Ewa Kowalska (Film & TV Kamera), Michał Weksler, Anna Kaczmarek, Katarzyna Kucia, Joanna Staros (SNH). thank you! Polish Days Programme wednesday, 27 july participants arrivals 2.30 pm – 5.30 pm Study Trip in Wrocław organized by the Wrocław Film Commission (foreign producers and film funds have priority – please sign up at [email protected] by the 25th July 12:00 noon) LEAVING FROM PURO HOTEL AT 2.30 PM SHARP! 2.30 pm – 5.30 pm Pitching Training (for Polish participants of Pitching and Works in Progress) – with David Pope, Patrick Fischer and Aleksandra Leszczyńska (Puro Hotel, 6 Włodkowica St.) 7.00 pm Producers Meeting (Garden of Ossolineum, 37 Szewska St.) by invitation only 8.00 pm Welcome Grill Party (Garden of Ossolineum, 37 Szewska St.) thursday, 28 july 9.00 am Screening of Knives Out, 90’ – New Horizons Cinema 5 10.45 am – 1.45 pm Pitching (10 projects) – New Horizons Cinema 5 1.45 pm Lunch hosted by Gdynia Film Festival (Puro Hotel’s Garden, 6 Włodkowica St.) 3.00 pm – 5.00 pm Sound design workshop. Case study: All These Sleepless Nights and TOYA Studios (Puro Hotel conference room) – limited space – please sign up at [email protected] 3.00 pm Screening of Photon, 107’ – New Horizons Cinema 5 5.00 pm Screening of The Last Family (Ostatnia Rodzina), 124’ – New Horizons Cinema 5 – FOR FOREIGN GUESTS ONLY 3.30 pm – 7.00 pm One-on-One Meetings (Puro Hotel’s Garden, 6 Włodkowica St.) 8.00 pm Reception (Uff, 1a Nankiera St.) 11.30 pm Happy Hours (Industry Section – Arsenal Festival Music Club, 9 Cieszyńskiego St.) friday, 29 july 9.00 am Screening of Communion (Komunia), 72’– New Horizons Cinema 5 10.45 am – 1.45 pm Screening of Works in Progress – New Horizons Cinema 5 1.45 pm Lunch (Puro Hotel’s Garden, 6 Włodkowica St.) 3.00 pm Screening of The Erlprince (Królewicz Olch), 101’ – New Horizons Cinema 5 – FOR FOREIGN GUESTS ONLY 5.00 pm Screening of Waves (Fale), 78’ – New Horizons Cinema 5 3.30 pm – 7.00 pm One-on-One Meetings (Puro Hotel’s Garden, 6 Włodkowica St.) 8.00 pm Closing Reception (Muzeum Architektury / Museum of Architecture, 5 Bernardyńska St.) 11.30 pm Happy Hours (Industry Section – Arsenal Festival Music Club, 9 Cieszyńskiego St.) New Horizons Cinema is located on 19a-21 Kazimierza Wielkiego St. 3 polish days Polish Days Partnernship with First Look of Locarno IFF / EAVE scholarship /Toya Studios Sound Design Workshop Polish Days Partnership with First Look of Locarno International Film Festival Polish Days Partnership with EAVE scholarship Locarno’s works in progress sidebar, designed as a springboard for the films of the EAVE and the Polish Film Institute are joining forces for a new partnership that will offer future, will be focusing this year on Polish Cinema, one of Eastern Europe’s most thriving a scholarship for one Polish producer and project for the EAVE 2017 Producers film industries. The producers of the selected projects will attend the Festival and Workshop, presented during the Polish Days awards ceremony on July 29th 2016. Recent present their work to industry professionals, with the aim of facilitating completion and Polish projects developed at EAVE such as United States of Love (directed by Tomasz distribution of their product. Wasilewski) received a Silver Bear at Berlinale 2016 and The Here After by Magnus During the Industry Days the films in post-production will be screened for sales agents, von Horn screened in Directors Fortnight in Cannes 2015. EAVE is extremely delighted buyers, programmers and postproduction support fund representatives attending and could not imagine a better platform for this cooperation than the New Horizons Locarno. International Film Festival, renowned for presenting uncompromising, innovative and The initiative, organized in collaboration with the Polish Film Institute and with the original cinema from all over the world. support of Fundacja Polskie Centrum Audiowizualne boasts, this year, a jury composed by Kerem Ayan (Istanbul International Film Festival), Cameron Bailey (Toronto International Film Festival) and Bero Beyer (International Film Festival Rotterdam) that will hand out the First Look award on August 8 sponsored by Cinelab Romania worth 65,000 euros in post-production services, and an award offered by Le Film Français in advertising worth 5,500 euros. 13 Summers Under the Water – Wiktoria Szymańska Birds are Singing in Kigali – Joanna Kos-Krauze,Krzysztof Krauze Toya Studios Sound Design Workshop. The Butler (Kamerdyner) – FIlip Bajon All These Sleepless Nights and TOYA Studios. Day of Chocolate – Jacek Piotr Bławut Jan Passeman (sound designer), Katarzyna Szczerba (set sound / sound editor) and the I’m a Killer (Jestem Mordercą) – Maciej Pieprzyca director Michal Marczak will explain their creative thought process of using extensive ADR, Zgoda – Maciej Sobieszczański full sound reconstruction and over ninety tracks of music to create a unique soundscape that seamlessly blends in from the subjective to the objective and from dream to reality. “Locarno’s First Look joins forces with Polish Days in Wrocław, to highlight one of Eastern Europe’s most thriving film industries on both of these springboards for the newest Date: 28 July 2016, Thursday productions and launching their international careers. The 2 events will present a total of Hour: 3 p.m. 13 works in progress with only 2 being presented in both Festivals, aiming to attract the Place: Hotel Puro attention of Sales Agents and Festival Programmers.” Guests: Jan Passeman (sound designer), Katarzyna Szczerba (sound editor), Nadia Dresti, Locarno’s Vice Artistic Director and Head of International Michal Marczak (director), Marta Golba (producer) First Look on Polish Cinema (August 6 – 8) Locarno’s works in progress sidebar, designed as a springboard for the films of the future, will be focusing this year on Polish Cinema, one of Eastern Europe’s most thriving film industries. The producers of the selected projects will attend the Festival and present their work to industry professionals, with the aim of facilitating completion and distribution of their product. 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